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SUMMARY:The Mystery of Deja vu: What do Financial Time Series\, DNA Sequen
 ces and Spreadsheets Have in Common? - Bjoern Stiel\, Founder of Fintech S
 tartup Pathio\; ex-UBS Quant 
DTSTART:20161128T190000Z
DTEND:20161128T203000Z
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CONTACT:Marcin Wójcik
DESCRIPTION:*Live coding examples using Python and AWS Lambda!*\n\nSummary
 :\n\nFinding the longest common sequence for a DNA or protein sequence to 
 identify regions of similarity within DNA and protein sequences is a well 
 known problem in bioinformatics. In this talk\, we will take a fresh look 
 at surprisingly similar problems in the world of financial data and techno
 logy: How can we clean incoming tick data for high frequency trading? And\
 , how do you find an unintetionally introduced error in a spreadsheet? Thi
 s is a hands-on talk with a some live coding examples using Python and AWS
  Lambda.\n\nSpeaker bio:\n\nBjoern Stiel is the founder of Pathio\, London
  based technology startup that provides a version control solution for Exc
 el. Before starting this own venture\, Bjoern worked in technology and tra
 ding at UBS Investment Bank in London. At UBS\, he was responsible for bui
 lding the risk management and backtesting platform for the UBS Constant Ma
 turity Commodity Index. Bjoern holds a Master's degree in Economics from t
 he Freie Universitaet Berlin and a Master's degree in Financial Engineerin
 g from Birkbeck College\, University of London.\n\nRSVP: http://cuats_even
 t4.eventbrite.co.uk
LOCATION:Lecture Room 6\, Cambridge University Engineering Department\, Tr
 umpington Street\, Cambridge CB2 1PZ
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